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Attempted Coup: Niger junta still in control, but situation remains tense

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Niger’s junta leader General Abdourahamane Tchiani

The situation in Niger Republic remains fluid after a mutiny was thwarted by national security forces in collaboration with Russian-linked Africa Corps

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